Comment on Sogou Enters Kids Wearable Space with Gamified Smart Tracker by Five Chinese Hardware Verticals to Watch in 2015 - TechNode

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Chinese software developer Sogou has long been known as the company behind the Sogou search engine and Sogou Pinyin, a popular Chinese language input application. The firm has recently jumped on the smart wearables bandwagon by launching Teemo, a smart wristband for kids. Teemo is a brightly colored tracker for kids weighted just 55 grams. Like most GPS trackers, Teemo locates the wearers’ location and displays their route on a connected mobile app, helping parents keep track of their kids. Parents can likewise respond via the mobile app which supports a “Hold to Talk” feature similar to WeChat’s.